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Casements

25 Riverside Dr, Ormond Beach, FL 32176

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+1 305 872 2239, 386-676-3216,

The Casements is a 9,000 square-foot historical home, once the winter home of John D. Rockefeller and is listed on the National Register of historic places. It is owned by The City of Ormond Beach and has been functioning as the ... more on Ormondbeach.org

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Wow it was a great experience and I would like to say thank you for this memory for sure I will be back next year for this experience again. more on TripAdvisor

Well worth a quick trip as it's right on the river with a great setting and close enough to walk to the beach. more on Yahoo! Travel

Good thing it's free. more on TripAdvisor

The facility also serves as a community center and concerts are often held on the expansive grounds. more on TripAdvisor

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John D. Rockefeller's home in Ormond Beach, FL. Well worth a quick trip as it's right on the river with a great setting ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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On our annual winter trip from London to Ormond we live quite near The Casements - we love the heritage and the Christmas Festivities are just wonderful. We also enjoyed the weekly Farmers Market next ... more on TripAdvisor

it is not oftem that admission is free anymore, but here it is. They do ask for donations. Nice tour ... more on TripAdvisor

I take all my visitors to the Casements. Loaded with history. What a grand old house. The gift shop has trinkets, books and lovely gifts at a good price. The gardens across the road and next to the in ... more on TripAdvisor

Around Thanksgiving or before they have the Casements Christmas show and sale. It is lovely. Nice place to visit, great ... more on TripAdvisor

We love peeking at the places the rich and famous lived in the early 1900's. The architecture is interesting and gounds ... more on TripAdvisor